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Ukraine's 2022 inflation hits 26.6%, but lower than forecast | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's 2022 inflation hits 26.6%, but lower than forecast | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

By Olena Harmash KYIV (Reuters) -Consumer price inflation in Ukraine rose to 26.6% in 2022 as the economy felt the impact of Russia's invasion, but wa...

Source: wkzo.com
Ukraine update: Russia mounts heavy assault on key east... - Vimarsana News

Ukraine update: Russia mounts heavy assault on key east...

Russia mercenary forces mounted concentrated assault on key frontline town in eastern Ukraine while EU plans new sanctions.

Ukraine's 2022 inflation hits 26.6%, but lower than forecast - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's 2022 inflation hits 26.6%, but lower than forecast

The statistics service said in a statement that monthly consumer price inflation in December was flat at 0.7%. The central bank said in its latest macroeconomic note that inflation had been kept under control because of a government decision to keep utility tariffs unchanged during the war and because of an improved supply of food products.

Ukraine announces record fall in its GDP in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Ukraine announces record fall in its GDP in 2022

According to the results of the previous year, the drop in Ukraine’s GDP is estimated at 30.4 percent: the worst figure in the history of...

Source: sb.by
Ministry of Economy preliminary estimates fall in Ukraine's GDP in 2022 at 30.4% - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Economy preliminary estimates fall in Ukraine's GDP in 2022 at 30.4%

The fall in real gross domestic product (GDP) of Ukraine in 2022 is estimated at 30.4% [±2%], which is better than preliminary forecasts, the Economy Ministry said on Thursday.